Please help. new leaves look like this!!! Im sure its easy to fix!!

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #1

What is up. The new leaves look like this!! Not from the heat? Or nute problem?



600watter aircooled with a/c
Sensi A+B Bloom
Sensical/mg

week 3 flowering!! Please anyone, before they die!!!

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #2

+rep to any good help!!

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #3

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edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #4

Im thinking magnesium here. I have been giving it sensicalmg bloom at 1.50ml per 1liter x 3.7 letiers in a gallon times 5 gallons about 25ml per 5 gallons??

 

Mowbuss

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Oct 17, 2008

• #5

...Dude chill out.

 

wizardofaahs!

Active Member

Oct 17, 2008

• #6

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #7

really? I think it is a Mg problem.... What do you think my next step would be? Flush then??

 

K1Ng5p4d3

Junior Creatologist

Oct 17, 2008

• #8

i actually have the eXACT same problem right now with one of my plants. Someone told me it was a ventilation problem, but that aint it. N then someone else said it was a P deficiency, but i aint sure if thats phosphorus or potassium, lol. So if we got the same problem bro, if you fix it, could you tell ME what the prob was??? i know i need to go out n buy somethin else cuz my FF nutes aint workin to fix it. Ive been givin my plant a steady regimen of nothin but water for the last week, but its not improving at all. I dont know what the fuck to do either man.

 

NewGrowth

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Oct 17, 2008

• #9

Are you growing in soil? Might be some sort of lockout due to salt build up from your ferts. What is your Ph?

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #10

ph is 6 maybe 6.2 but for sure not more than 6.5

 

NewGrowth

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Oct 17, 2008

• #11

edux10 said:

ph is 6 maybe 6.2 but for sure not more than 6.5

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And this is a soil plant?

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #12

yeah. i will get some pics. I am just waiting for my battery to charge.

Its in fox farm ocean forest.

 

FootballFirst

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Oct 17, 2008

• #13

heat........

 

NewGrowth

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Oct 17, 2008

• #14

edux10 said:

yeah. i will get some pics. I am just waiting for my battery to charge.

Its in fox farm ocean forest.

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Ok sounds good, you said this was new growth but those look like developed fan leaves. The purpling indicates a Phosphorous deficient plant but with that curling it may be due to heat or Ph. Any other leaves or stems purple? Can you post a pic of the whole plant when your battery is back up?

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #15

check em out





thank you for the help!!

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #16

I thought it was heat but why whould the bottom ones have branches have it then?

 

NewGrowth

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Oct 17, 2008

• #17

Yeah I'm looking at your set up and I'm high so give me a sec

 

NewGrowth

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Oct 17, 2008

• #18

Is that an automatic drip system? Have you checked the water Ph? It looks like the plants are sitting in water, maybe a drainage problem, roots might be infected (ie root rot). See if you can let the soil dry out a bit.

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #19

Well see that is the thing. I just watered them with a higher dose of mg. I could pour that water out. I let them dry for 2 days then water again, I don't think they are overwatered. If anything they might be underwaterd but that is why I got the drip.

 

edux10

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Oct 17, 2008

• #20

I watered them with 30ml of an sensicalmg. It waid 1.25 ml per liter but I was thinking that they would need more. They werent doing this last week. So I bumbed it up a little.